Descriptive Vacation

I knew that today was going to be a fast pace before I even went into the building. This week we have two case managers and two teachers who are on vacation. I had seven cases that I had to address today. One the case that stood out to me was a case that involved three children and the mother. The father of the children was not around so it made the case a little harder. The three children all had some sort of infection on them, but that's not what they mother came to me for. She asked if I could help her get food stamps. I told her that we could work on it, in the middle of the conversation I notice that all three children looked like they were uncomfortable. All of the children were under the age of ten, and should be happy because

Searching for the perfect city to spend our vacation in, took time and effort. We eventually decided on Tamarindo; a small, coastal town with miles of beautiful beaches and tons of activities to keep families entertained. After we had finished exploring the beach where would probably be spending most of our time on, we loaded up in the rental SUV and drove down narrow, palm tree-lined streets that led to the condo we had reserved for the week. Most things in this Costa Rican town were in close proximity of each other. We passed some dark-skinned islanders riding bikes or walking, with their beach attire on, strolling down the busy sidewalks. The tropical, luxurious house our family would be staying at fulfilled our expectations and more. The front lawn flourished with towering palms, bushes of hot-pink hibiscus flowers, and dozens of native ferns. The inside did not fail to let us down with the upscale, spacious living areas.

We landed in Mexico around 12 pm and got to the resort around 12:10. The drive probably should’ve been 30 minutes, but the driver was hitting 80 mph because well, it’s Cancun. That was the start of my vacation but there’s a lot more, than just that.

The only sound that filled my ears was my keyboard clicking as my fingers raced across it. I had been procrastinating from finishing this assignment all evening, but I knew I needed to get it done. The burning sunset was shining through the windows as I was finishing up. It was a peaceful silence, until I heard the soft whispers of my parents that ignited my sense of curiosity. I was concentrating hard; doing my best trying to make out the hushed words that were being spoken.

My two best friends, Diego, Jonathan, and I were on the flight to Puerto Rico. The two of them were talking when I fell asleep.

In February during spring break, my Dad, nicknamed Moose, arranges a trip to stay on Seagull Lake. This is not like your ordinary trip; this is winter camping in the Boundary Waters, which requires hard work, the willingness to help out at all times, and a lot of preparation. This trip consists of cross country skiing, pulling 300 lbs on a sled across a long frozen lake, sleeping in tents in weather that is 20 degrees below zero, and portaging 2 miles to get the chance to fish on a secret fishing lake. The people that go on this 5 day trip every year are Moose, my second cousin Paul Gerten and his dog, my uncle Danny, their friend Sterling Black, and I, although Danny had knee issues for a while which didn’t allow him to come this trip. The year was 2016, and Sterling decided to bring his nephew named Birkley, whose mother had just passed away. Also, Moose brought along his work friend Brett Strand from Lifetime Fitness.

My family likes to take a vacation at least once a year to a different place we’ve never been before. We’ve gone to places like Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. One of the things that makes it possible to do this every year is that we drive to our destination. This past year we didn’t know where we wanted to go we were struggling to find somewhere we would all be happy. At this time it was the middle of the winter and I was itching to go fishing and I knew that this trip would be around spring break so I wanted to go to a well known fishing area and start the season off right. I had always wanted to go to the Lake of the Ozarks because I knew that the fishing there was good and it was in driving distance so I suggested it and my family

My family likes to take a vacation at least once a year to a different place we’ve never been before. We’ve gone to places like Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. One of the things that makes it possible to do this every year is that we drive to our destination. This past year we didn’t know where we wanted to go we were struggling to find somewhere we would all be happy. At this time it was the middle of the winter and I was itching to go fishing and I knew that this trip would be around spring break so I wanted to go to a well known fishing area and start the season off right. I had always wanted to go to the Lake of the Ozarks because I knew that the fishing there was good and it was in driving distance so I suggested it and my family went for it. I was so excited and was imaging in my mind how great its gonna be to visit this place that I’ve wanted to go for a long time. Little did I know things almost never turn out the way you want.

Last summer my mom and I flew down to Colorado. It was one day that my mom was thinking about flying down there, for her mom’s birthday. So there was a little bit of discussion, about who, and when we're going to the party. I myself have never, been on an airplane, my mom has been on an airplane. So it was very new to me. So we decided, that we we're going to go to Seattle, then from Seattle, take an airplane to Colorado. My oldest sister drove us to the airport. We flew from Anchorage to Seattle. In Seattle, me and my mom ate sushi, cookies and had coffee. It was amazing.Then we took an airplane to Colorado. When we tried to fly off, from Seattle, it was very foggy, so it took us maybe more than an hour to try to fly off. It was scary, but I slept through most of it.

The sky was blue as far as the eyes could see. There were a few white clouds that had a

My mom, my brother, and I decided we wanted to go on vacation. It was our first family vacation and we decided we wanted to go to Florida, where we used to live. My mom has a friend named Gigi who lives in Tampa, Florida and she said we could stay at her house for that week.

The darkness of night fades into light over Guam's touristy strip, basking Tumon Bay in the early morning glow of the powerful tropical sun. High above the waves and beach in our hotel room, the breeze coming in through our lanai is the first hint of daybreak. Through the rustling curtains, the breeze allows the sun, but not the beachgoers, to peek into our room.

Did you ever receive a tremendous impact from a vacation? My vacation to Orlando became the magnum opus summer trip. Before, most of my vacations with my family consisted of locations in Oklahoma and Texas. However, Orlando provided serendipitous moments of my life.

The boring summers had already made their way in my boring life again this year. But this time it was the worst summer in the history of worst summers. The vacations of St. Stevens School always started early but this time it was planned one week before the time. I woke up and turned my face towards the clock. The minute hand showed me that I still had twenty five minutes to sleep but I somehow made my way out of bed and headed towards the washroom. I caught my glimpse in the mirror once I was holding a brush in my hand ready to start the day. My hair was as wild as jungle, untamble and unruly. My mother always loved my amber eyes but they seemed to me as boring and lazy in the mirror. I brushed my teeth and combed my hair back to normal

Robbie always dreaded family vacations not because he didn’t like spending time with his family but rather the chaos of it all. His older sister Tina barely talks to him because she is too focused on her new boyfriend Brad. His parents Dave and Betty spend most of their time worrying about their jobs. One morning at 8am, Robbie’s mom walks in his room completely ignoring that fact that Robbie didn’t go to bed until 5am, turns on the lights excitedly saying